Figure 26.2: The three roles an in-prompt example can play, placed on the class map they teach
Figure 26.2 The three roles an in-prompt example can play, placed on the class map
they teach. The prototype sits deep inside a class and calibrates its
common center; the edge sits close to the boundary and fixes which side a
near case falls on; and the contrastive pair (in accent) straddles the
boundary itself, holding everything constant but the one feature that decides—which is why a single pair out-teaches a scattered handful.
